For front desk teams

Back up your team. Don’t replace it.

Your receptionists are good at people. VoiceNiche takes the overflow, the after-hours calls and the busywork, so they can look after the person standing in front of them.

Front desk, 10:42 AMIllustrative
Line 1ReceptionOn a call
Line 2 Your agentAnswering
Caller
Dana Ruiz, repeat caller
Wants
To move Thursday’s visit
CRM
Updated automatically

Four jobs off their plate

The calls that pull your team away.

Each of these runs on the same agent, with the same rules your team follows.

Instant answers, no hold music

Your agent answers price and lead-time questions from your knowledge base on the spot, instead of “let me check and call you back”.

CRM filled in during the call

Every call your agent takes lands in your CRM with the caller, the reason and the outcome. Nobody retypes a message.

Reminders and confirmations

Reach makes the day-before reminders, booking confirmations and no-show follow-ups your team never gets to.

Messages ranked by urgency

Instead of a voicemail box, your team starts the day with a list, most urgent first.

Overflow

When every line is busy.

Forward busy and unanswered calls to your agent. Your team keeps answering as normal, and the calls they can’t reach are handled instead of lost.

  • Hands back to your team when a caller asks for a person
  • Knows your opening hours and your out-of-hours rules
  • Sends urgent calls to the right person straight away
Today’s callsIllustrative
  • 9:00Appointment reminderConfirmed
  • 9:20Booking confirmationRescheduled
  • 10:05Annual service dueBooked
  • 11:30Post-job feedbackReview link sent
  • 12:10Payment reminderQueued

Existing customers only, about calls they expect.

Mornings

A list, not a voicemail box.

Every call taken overnight or in the rush arrives as a ranked list: who called, what they wanted, and what’s already been done about it.

Morning brief, 7:00 AMIllustrative

While you were closed: 3 calls, 2 booked or confirmed, 1 urgent.

  • 7:48 PMWants a quote for SaturdayBooked
  • 9:15 PMComplaint about a missed visitCall back first
  • 6:58 AMMoving Thursday’s appointmentMoved

Getting started

Fits around the team you have.

  1. Map your calls

    We learn which calls your team handles well and which ones slip through.

  2. Write the rules

    Your agent spec sets out what it handles, what it passes back, and to whom.

  3. Forward the overflow

    Busy and unanswered calls go to your agent first.

  4. Tune it monthly

    Your account manager reviews flagged calls with you and improves the agent.

Miss nothing.

Give your front desk some backup.

Book a scoping call and we’ll map which of your calls an agent should take first.